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Chapter 53
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THE LAST BREEDER, CLAIMED BY FOUR CHAPTER 136
KORRThe sharp mountain wind bit through the narrow iron grates of the lower chamber, but inside, the air remained stifling, thick with heat and the heavy, musky scent of our combined mark.I rested back against the stacked furs near the hearth, my chest rising and falling in deep, heavy breaths. Edal lay curled sideways over my lap, completely exhausted, her body soft and flushed pink in the dying embers of the fire. One of my thick, scar-laced arms was locked securely around her waist, keeping her flush against my bare chest, while my hand rested on the broad flare of her hip.Across the rug, Rylan was sitting back on his heels, his massive frame gleaming with sweat in the dark gold light. He was watching us, his dark eyes heavy with an intense, lingering hunger that hadn't settled even after his release. He reached for a linen cloth, slowly wiping down his thick, corded forearms, his jaw set in a tight line of raw, territorial satisfaction."She’s out," Rylan rumbled low, his deep
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EDALThe air inside the low chamber didn't just feel warm; it felt heavy, thick with the intoxicating scent of damp skin, pine smoke, and the deep, territorial musk of four men who had completely closed off the rest of the world.I was on my knees on the thick black fur rug, my chest resting low against the floorboards, my body trembling from the lingering electricity of Rylan's release. But Korr gave me zero time to catch my breath.His massive, calloused hands clamped down onto the flare of my hips, his long fingers digging into my soft skin with a bruising, possessive intensity. He pulled my waist up, tilting my hips high into the amber glow of the hearth fire."Look at how thoroughly marked you are, Edal," Korr growled, his voice dragging out from the darkest part of his throat—a low, gravelly rasp that vibrated all the way through the wooden floorboards beneath us.He lined his thick, re-hardened shaft right against my dripping, swollen cleft. Without a second of hesitation, Korr
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EdalThe war room emptied slowly, leaving only the five of us in the amber-lit dusk of the lower chamber. Outside, the mountain wind howled against the heavy granite walls, driving the temperature down into a deep, biting freeze. Inside, the heat was suffocating—thick with pine smoke, melted candle wax, and the raw, territorial tension vibrating between the four men who claimed me.I stood by the central map table, my fingers resting on the smooth parchment near the high ridge mark where we were meant to meet the Southern Council’s envoy at sundown tomorrow."You're thinking too far ahead, Edal," Tarek’s voice purred softly from the darkness behind me.Before I could turn, Tarek stepped close, his long, warm hands sliding up from my waist to rest over my shoulders. He was bare-chested now, having stripped away his soiled work tunic, his skin glistening faintly from the hot bath oil he’d been preparing near the hearth. His fingers worked into the tight, knotted muscles at the base of m
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EDALBy mid-afternoon, the heavy oak doors of the council hall had been barred against the rising mountain wind. A thick map of the southern valley lay unrolled across the central table, weighed down at the corners by brass compasses, iron daggers, and Tarek’s heavy stone inkwells.The atmosphere in the room was electric, charged with the quiet, deadly focus that always settled over the pack before a storm.Brody stood near the foot of the table, his thick arms crossed over his chest as his dark eyes trailed the red charcoal line Korr had drawn across the high pass. "If the Iron Garrison sends a scouting party of twenty, we can choke them at the narrow gorge near the old stone archway," Brody said, his voice echoing off the vaulted stone ceiling. "They won't be able to deploy their heavy shields in a passage that narrow.""They won't send twenty, Brody," Korr said flatly.Korr was leaning over the table, his broad palms planted flat against the parchment. The firelight from the wall s
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EDALThe smell of freshly baked oat bread, roasted root vegetables, and hot pine tea filled the air, thick and comforting against the lingering chill in my boots. A few off-duty guards sat near the far stone wall, talking in quiet, relaxed murmurs. They stood up straight when Korr and Rylan walked past, but Korr merely gave them a brief, firm nod of his chin, signaling that the formal shift was over and the hall belonged to the pack."Sit down before your legs give out," Rylan murmured, pulling out a heavy, high-backed wooden chair near the fire for me. He pressed his broad hand against my lower back, coaxing me down into the seat. "I’ll fetch the plates.""Bring extra butter, Rylan," Brody called out from behind the serving counter, wiping his hands on his canvas apron with a wide, gap-toothed grin. "Tarek came through two minutes ago and left a fresh crock from the dairy shelter. Said if the leader doesn't eat a full meal today, he’s going to start locking the greenhouse doors on al
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EDALBy dawn, the mountain was blanketed in a fine, silver frost that cracked sharply under my boots as I stepped out onto the upper catwalk.The air was bitterly cold, snapping my lungs awake with every breath, but the quiet hanging over the valley wasn't the tense, brittle silence of a town under siege. It was the steady, working hum of a settlement that knew its walls were held by men who didn't sleep.Down in the lower yard, fires were already crackling in the outdoor forge, sending thick smudges of grey smoke into the crisp blue sky.I walked the length of the western rampart, resting my gloved hands on the frost-dusted timber railing. Below, two militia recruits were sweeping ice off the wooden weapon racks, their boots thumping rhythmically against the dirt."You're up early," Korr’s voice came from behind me, heavy and resonant against the stone.He stepped up beside me, pulling his thick wool cloak tighter around his broad shoulders. He didn't look tired. His dark grey eyes s
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EDALThe smell of burned flesh always came first, Smoke and charred skin. It filled my nose, my throat, my lungs. I couldn't breathe or scream. I was nine years old again, hiding under the kitchen table, watching my mother's body break itself apart.Her spine curved backward first with a loud, we
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RYLANThe mountain trail was total hell. The convoy crawled through the jagged teeth of the Red Ridge, the heavy transport trucks spinning their tires in the loose shale and gray mud. Up here, the air was thin and bit like a knife.At the back of the convoy, Edal was asleep against my chest, wrappe
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KORRThe office door didn't even finish closing before Ezra slammed me into the wall.His body was pressed flat against mine, pinning me down "You almost let her die, A second later, Korr. That’s all it would have taken. If that truck hadn't crashed the gates, she’d be dead on a rope right now.""
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EDALI came with his name on my lips. My back arched off the dirt floor. My thighs shook. My breath came in ragged gasps. I saw white behind my eyes, and for a moment, I forgot he'd thrown me away.Then it was over. I lay there, sweaty and disgusting, my hand still between my legs, my chest heaving
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